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A new paper from Don Layton examines how mortgages get made in 21st-century America, who sets the credit standards, why those standards are not fully immune to economic conditions.

While prospective buyers are looking to return to the market, is there enough available inventory to go around?

A new report reveals how some homeowners are disproportionately affected by missed work and lockdowns.

A new report says more 35 states have recorded year-over-year growth with the highest occurring in South. Click through to read more.

Housing inventory also seeing increases as purchase applications are up 13% when compared to June 2019.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency said prior proposals will not be implemented due to the changing markets caused by the pandemic.

As a result of economic collapse, many new homeowners are feeling reduced levels of comfort, security, happiness, and pride.

Also in The Week Ahead, is a report on the confidence of home builders and the Federal Housing Administration will host a webinar on COVID-19.

In the latest DS5: Inside the Industry, Michael Oursler, COO, NewDay USA, discusses how COVID-19 may cause originators to re-examine their business models.

The push is led by Chairwoman Maxine Waters, who said the former Comptroller of the Currency “rushed out a harmful rule.” Click through to read more.